Cows Delay Christine Keeler Film Shoot in Copenhagen
In Copenhagen the Christine Keeler Story film halted as only cows appeared on a converted cattle farm while Keeler testifies in London for Dr Stephen Ward’s trial. Studio owner Peer Gulbrandsen said the project stands still until her participation is confirmed, with John Nash producing and the shooting stalled by her absence. Nearby Kage invites Keeler to play a carnival witch on July 27 with a suggested fee.
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Denmark
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Britain
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Novaris Film Studios
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London
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Guldbrandson
John Nash
Kage
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Theft Suspect Bound Over For Superior Court
Benjamin Thomas Reynolds, 51, of 100 N Perry Ave, bound over to Superior Court after a Justice Court 2 preliminary hearing on a grand theft charge. He allegedly took about 425 dollars in jewelry and other goods from Daniels Jewelry Co at 21 E Congress St over the last ten months. Police say he worked as a deliveryman for the jeweler and was held under a 1,000 dollar bond.
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73 Workers Laid Off At Ft Huachuca Project
Textron Bell Aerosystems Co. notified 75 employees in Tucson and at the airport building and Phoenix Title Building they will be laid off by month end. Bell employs about 420 on the project, with 250 in Tucson, as part of Pan American World Airways operation for the Army’s Electromagnetic Environmental Test Facility. Bell’s Dunn cites budget cuts and reprogramming, not diminished long term objectives. Bell staff include clerks to professionals. total company employees on related sites exceed 660 in Tucson and Gila Bend, with Pan American total near 460 and Yuma drone testing.
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Pan American World Airways
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Tucson
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Valencia Road
U.S. Army Electronic Proving Ground
Fort
Gila Bend
Pan American
Yuma
New U. S. Envoy For Free China
Adm. Jerauld Wright arrived in Taipei Formosa to assume as U S ambassador to Nationalist China succeeding Adm. Alan Kirk who left for medical treatment and later resigned due to ill health.
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GOP Club Speaker Blasts Crawl Toward Moscow
Charles Gudaitis reports Tucson Republican Club luncheon speaker R. Schwab, a local insurer, called U S policy a crawl toward Moscow and urged stronger anti Communist resolve. He warned propaganda breeds self doubt and urged Americans to defend flag and ideals, citing communism as a greater threat than Hitler and backing Barry Goldwater for strong leadership.
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Americans For Democratic Action
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Everest climber May lose toes but plans return
Washington climber Barry Bishop, among the Americans who summited Mount Everest, faced a medical checkup for frostbite with uncertain toe loss. He hopes to climb again, likely next fall, after flying from Kathmandu to Bethesda Naval Hospital for examination. Fellow team members Whittaker Jerstad Prather Unsoeld and Holbein also endured frostbite amid the May 22 ascent.
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Bethesda Naval Hospital
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Nepal
Mt. Everest
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Wash
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Redmond
Luther Jerstad
Gig Harbor
Barry Prather
Ellensburg
National Geographic Society
William Unsoeld
Corvallis
Ore
Thomas F. Holbein
San Diego
Calif
Unsoeld
Gen Gent in Critical Condition After Gunshot Wound
Maj Gen Thomas J Gent Jr remained in critical condition but responding to treatment after a head gunshot wound. Doctors at Tinker Air Force Base said overall condition favorable toward recovery despite surgery. The shooting followed a drunken driving arrest of his wife, also at the base, with gunpowder tests inconclusive.
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Oklahoma City
Thomas J. Gent Jr
Gent
32Nd North American Air Defense Command
Aroma
Tinker Air Force Base
Cuban Sailors Seek Asylum in Spain
Three crewmen from the Cuban freighter Bahia de Nuevitas jumped ship in Santander and requested political asylum. A fourth sailor reportedly remained aboard the vessel. The incident underscores tensions over Cuban refugees seeking sanctuary abroad.
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Santander
UPI
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